The aim of this research was to find differences in the parameters of situational efficiency of goalkeepers in soccer during actions with their foot and without their foot among goalkeepers of the first junior Croatian soccer league in the 2021/2022 season. The participants in this study were goalkeepers from the first junior Croatian football league, with a total of 17 goalkeepers divided into 2 groups. The data that has been collected has been entered into the Microsoft Excel program, encompassing 17 matches of the first Croatian junior football league. A total of 25 variables of situational efficiency were processed, divided into actions with foot and actions without foot, which were processed in the Statistica 13.5 program. The data has been analyzed using descriptive statistics and a T-test. The results have shown that there are statistically significant differences in actions without foot in the variables: defense in the 16m zone, goal within 16m. Goalkeepers from Group 1 have proven to be more successful in actively playing the ball with their feet in the first zone. Goalkeepers from Group 2 more often opt for short passes into Zone 1. In foot actions, research results have shown that the most statistically significant differences in foot actions are in the variables: active foot play at T1, inactive foot play at T1. Goalkeepers from group 1 have proven to be more successful in active footwork in the first zone. This knowledge can be useful for coaches and players in further developing and improving goalkeeper skills.